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Hi,<br />
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Thanks for sharing the link with me, but I have already gone through this link and If I am not wrong this is something to do in excel itself. I tried to incorporate this with my code too and I could not do this. <br />
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Can you please let me know how to do it from C# windows application.
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Hi,

Thanks for sharing the link with me, but I have already gone through this link and If I am not wrong this is something to do in excel itself. I tried to incorporate this with my code too and I could not do this.

Can you please let me know how to do it from C# windows application.

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any other suggestion please
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This solution not solved my problem still. Still i accept for that link given.
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This solution not solved my problem still. Still i accept for that link given.

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Hi,<br />
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I have a set of rtf(rich text format) content which has to be exported to multiple excel sheets of the same workbook. I have converted the rtf into html and now If I export this html to excel using interop.excel, it is writing the html content instead of parsing the content. Ex. my converted html content is (&lt;html&gt;&lt;body&gt;&lt;b&gt;My html content&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/body&gt;&lt;/html&gt;)<wbr />. The expected output is (<b>My html content</b>) but I get the entire string in the same form. I am having windows application developed in C#
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Hi,

I have a set of rtf(rich text format) content which has to be exported to multiple excel sheets of the same workbook. I have converted the rtf into html and now If I export this html to excel using interop.excel, it is writing the html content instead of parsing the content. Ex. my converted html content is (<html><body><b>My html content</b></body></html>). The expected output is (My html content) but I get the entire string in the same form. I am having windows application developed in C#

how to display html content in excel cell

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